What do we consider the interpretation of toxicity to be?
Legitimate question, considering that nowadays the definition of Toxicity has gotten to the point of being thrown around like its slang, and therefore has no context in regards to what it means. At best, we generalize the definition of toxicity as doing something bad, but what kind of degree of bad? Is the bad we describe toxicity a 'big' bad, like one we see reprimands for, or is the like a bad that people should slap their wrists for even saying, or is it a form of dangerous behavior we cry fowl at if represented?
I say that because it's been appalling how the word toxicity, something that's reference to poisoning or extreme danger, is now a throw-around slang term that at best is used at all degrees of bad behavior: people throw it around if someone goes out and feeds, or afks, or does nothing they want. Or, people throw it around because the behavior people have exhumed is equivalent to poisoning of their perspectives.
Either way, the term toxicity seems to have stretched itself to a new form of stereotyping -- what do you guys think? More specifically, what do you guys interpret as toxicity to be? Do you consider it to be a poison, or consider it to be a nuisance or consequence? Or, is the defintion of behavior toxicity now being used as a cop-out to what the person's behavior is actually representing?